The Guilds of Tæorn

Here is a list of some of the Guilds known to exist in Tæorn.

Tier 1:
The Guild of Magistrates	A guild for the Judiciary only.
The Guild of Assayers and Brokers	A guild dedicated to the valuation of metals and to the exchange of coinage.
The Goldsmiths	This guild accepts members who work with any precious metals or gems.
The Cult of Tokol	The god of Enlightenment

Tier 2:

The Cult of Arianrhod

goddess of Prophecy

The Cult of Cerwein

god of Hope

The Guild of Scribes & Clerks

A guild whose members serve mainly other guilds and the rich elite. A few a found on street corners hiring out their services for small fees.

The Guild of Lawyers

A guild whose members act as go-betweens for the general populace and the Guild of Magistrates

The Guild of Watchmakers

A guild for the makers of clocks and watches

The Captains' Guild

A guild for the mercenary captains and more well to do soldiers.

Tier 3:

The Bakers' Guild

A guild for bakers of bread and other related produce.

The Shipwrights

A guild for the makers and repairers of ships, including many carpenters.

The Guild of Butlers, housekeepers and allied senior servants

A guild whose members are servants in the richer households

The Guild of Hairdressers

A guild whose name says it all.

Allied Builders

A guild for the construction industry.

United Traders

A guild for textile merchents. Recently its 'standards' have slipped and other shop owners have been joining.

Medallion Services

Not strictly a guild, a company to provide unskilled, manual labour

Tier 4:

The Slaughtermans' Guild

A guild for those occupied in the preparation and sale of cattle.

The Fishermans' Guild

A guild for fishermen.

Thug-U-Like

A guild for the lower class and less pecuniary advantaged mercenary.

The Guild of Fools

A guild for those whose job is entertainment

The Farmers Union

A small guild to represent farmers interests in the city.

Tier 2:
The Cult of Arianrhod	goddess of Prophecy
The Cult of Cerwein	god of Hope
The Guild of Scribes & Clerks	A guild whose members serve mainly other guilds and the rich elite. A few a found on street corners hiring out their services for small fees.
The Guild of Lawyers	A guild whose members act as go-betweens for the general populace and the Guild of Magistrates
The Guild of Watchmakers	A guild for the makers of clocks and watches
The Captains' Guild	A guild for the mercenary captains and more well to do soldiers.

Tier 3:
The Bakers' Guild	A guild for bakers of bread and other related produce.
The Shipwrights	A guild for the makers and repairers of ships, including many carpenters.
The Guild of Butlers, housekeepers and allied senior servants	A guild whose members are servants in the richer households
The Guild of Hairdressers	A guild whose name says it all.
Allied Builders	A guild for the construction industry.
United Traders	A guild for textile merchents. Recently its 'standards' have slipped and other shop owners have been joining.
Medallion Services	Not strictly a guild, a company to provide unskilled, manual labour

Tier 4:
The Slaughtermans' Guild	A guild for those occupied in the preparation and sale of cattle.
The Fishermans' Guild	A guild for fishermen.
Thug-U-Like	A guild for the lower class and less pecuniary advantaged mercenary.
The Guild of Fools	A guild for those whose job is entertainment
The Farmers Union	A small guild to represent farmers interests in the city.